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  1. #1
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    Thumbs down DON'T TRUST THE PPD!

    Well i should have known better, I was supposed to have my LTCF last month as per my previous post on here. I haven't heard from them or received my LTCF approval in the mail so i contacted IA & i heard from them today & this is the garbage i got back from them. Bare in mind i used my Pa. Photo ID to apply. I am unable to issue your permit due to your license/ID card being
    in suspension status/document pickup. This makes your identification invalid and
    eligible for police confiscation. In order to have your permit issued ,your ID
    must be valid and in good standing. If you feel that you don't have to supply
    the Philadelphia Police Department, Gun Permits Unit with valid ID in order to
    obtain your permit, feel free to contact License & Inspections for a new appeals
    hearing.

    P/O Mireille Green #7437
    Gun Permit Unit
    Appeals Court
    Officer em. Bare in mind i used my Pa. Photo ID to apply.
    Here's a letter i wrote back when i did a little research & got the answers i was looking for: Hello officer green, Well I just received confirmation from The Office
    of Chief Counsel of the Pennsylvania State Police that you are in error
    and i was sent confirmation that my drivers license status has
    absolutely nothing to due with the validity of my Photo ID and as long
    as the date didn't expire and there's no Po box you have to accept it.
    Now to make matters worse I also received from PennDot a statement
    stating that those OLN numbers have nothing to due with the validity of
    my PA Photo Identification Card and it's valid until it expires! You
    have lied to me in an effort to deprive me of my 2nd Amendment
    Constitutional Rights, My PA Constitutional rights and you also are in
    violation of State Preemption laws as Philadelphia has no power to make
    any changes to State law concerning Firearms & licenses. You have
    denied me due process because when i was at my hearing i was told
    illegally i might add that once i get my warrant lifted i would receive
    my LTCF which according to the application itself on line I that
    warrants relating to moving and non-moving violations under title 75
    (relating to vehicles) are not to be considered. I would have hoped
    that a public servant would make all efforts to know the laws and
    enforce them as required by the oath you swore to uphold instead of
    making every effort to break the laws willingly and not even have the
    professional courtesy to at least check with your supervisors to make
    sure you were right on State Law! With this knowledge i hope you check
    with your supervisors on what the law is then confirm with The
    Pennsylvania State Police and PennDot that you are wrong and in
    violation of your duties. I want you to cease and desist with your
    illegal actions and issue my License now and apologise to me for all
    the emotional damage and personnel danger you put me in by your wanton
    disregard for the Law in not giving me my License. All legal measures
    are being taken by me to insure you will never ever be able to abuse
    your power and harm another law abiding citizen again. Thank you..
    Last edited by Ckygo-go; April 26th, 2013 at 11:38 AM.

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    Default Re: DON'T TRUST THE PPD!

    I don't know how things work in Philly, but why would you use expired identification?




    And what is the purpose of the yellow text?
    I called to check my ZIP CODE!....DY-NO-MITE!!!

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    Default Re: DON'T TRUST THE PPD!

    Didn't they change the system that if your DL gets suspended it automatically reverts just to state issue ID? So as long as it isn't expired, it's still valid for ID, right?
    Rules are written in the stone,
    Break the rules and you get no bones,
    all you get is ridicule, laughter,
    and a trip to the house of pain.

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    Default Re: DON'T TRUST THE PPD!

    Quote Originally Posted by streaker69 View Post
    Didn't they change the system that if your DL gets suspended it automatically reverts just to state issue ID? So as long as it isn't expired, it's still valid for ID, right?

    I don't think he said he used his driver's license.

    Maybe I missed something in another thread.
    I called to check my ZIP CODE!....DY-NO-MITE!!!

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    Default Re: DON'T TRUST THE PPD!

    Quote Originally Posted by Emptymag View Post
    I don't think he said he used his driver's license.

    Maybe I missed something in another thread.
    He said "license/ID card", so I figured that meant DL. I hear it all the time on the scanner when they call someone's DL in, that it's suspended pending document pickup, but then state that it's an ID Only card, that's why I questioned that.

    It used to be if your DL got suspended you had to send it back to the state so it couldn't be used, but I thought they changed it so that it just becomes an ID card when it's run through the system.
    Rules are written in the stone,
    Break the rules and you get no bones,
    all you get is ridicule, laughter,
    and a trip to the house of pain.

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    Default Re: DON'T TRUST THE PPD!

    Quote Originally Posted by Ckygo-go View Post
    Well i should have known better, I was supposed to have my LTCF last month as per my previous post on here. I haven't heard from them or received my LTCF approval in the mail so i contacted IA & i heard from them today & this is the garbage i got back from them. Bare in mind i used my Pa. Photo ID to apply. I am unable to issue your permit due to your license/ID card being
    in suspension status/document pickup. This makes your identification invalid and
    eligible for police confiscation. In order to have your permit issued ,your ID
    must be valid and in good standing. If you feel that you don't have to supply
    the Philadelphia Police Department, Gun Permits Unit with valid ID in order to
    obtain your permit, feel free to contact License & Inspections for a new appeals
    hearing.

    P/O Mireille Green #7437
    Gun Permit Unit
    Appeals Court Officer em. Bare in mind i used my Pa. Photo ID to apply.

    Read again.

    Their reply mentioned both, but he stated "Photo ID", not DL.
    I called to check my ZIP CODE!....DY-NO-MITE!!!

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    Default Re: DON'T TRUST THE PPD!

    Quote Originally Posted by Emptymag View Post
    Read again.

    Their reply mentioned both, but he stated "Photo ID", not DL.
    I don't think the state issue Photo ID can be suspended, after all, what would they be suspending? It can be expired, because I think it has the same renewal scam as the DL does, not sure about that though.

    It would only make sense if they were talking about a suspended DL being used as Photo ID>
    Rules are written in the stone,
    Break the rules and you get no bones,
    all you get is ridicule, laughter,
    and a trip to the house of pain.

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    Default Re: DON'T TRUST THE PPD!

    Quote Originally Posted by Emptymag View Post
    I don't know how things work in Philly, but why would you use expired identification?




    And what is the purpose of the yellow text?
    I didn't my Pa. photo ID expires in 2016 they keep referring to my drivers license which i never used because i don't have a philly drivers license! I was living in NJ until 1999 & had my car stole in the early 90's & was a victim of id theft! I never had a Philly drivers license

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    Default Re: DON'T TRUST THE PPD!

    Quote Originally Posted by streaker69 View Post
    Didn't they change the system that if your DL gets suspended it automatically reverts just to state issue ID? So as long as it isn't expired, it's still valid for ID, right?
    I don't know but Penn Dot said my id is valid. I was a victim of id theft in the early 90's when i was living in NJ, i had my car stolen with my id & i didn't move over here until 1999. I never had a PA drivers license

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    Default Re: DON'T TRUST THE PPD!

    Enter the inequities of how PA LTCFs are issued across the state. If you don't have a PADL but DO have a valid PA-ID card, they should not have grounds (based on that) to deny the LTCF. What a bunch of pompous jerks!

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